Textured Chevron Crochet Blanket Pattern - Easy Crochet Chevron Baby Blanket, Throw or Lapghan

This textured chevron crochet blanket pattern video tutorial will show you step by step how to make a crochet chevron blanket. It's an easy chevron baby blanket (free) pattern and can be made for adults as a full size throw, lapghan or any size you'd like. If you are wondering how do you crochet a chevron blanket? Watch this chevron crochet pattern video tutorial and you'll be able to make this textured crochet blanket in no time!

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GUIDE TO CROCHET BLANKET SIZES:
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HOW TO BLOCK A FINISHED BLANKET:
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VIDEO TIMING:
0:00 Textured Chevron Blanket
3:07 How to Change Colors
4:33 Foundation/Chain Row
5:55 Row 1
11:15 Row 2
15:47 Row 3
16:50 Row 4
24:06 Rows 5, 6 & 7
25:20 Row 8
31:35 Row 9
32:26 Row 10
33:43 Row 11

PATTERN DETAILS:

Skill Level: Easy

Size: The pattern creates a blanket that is approx 28” wide and 30” high (ideal for a newborn or carseat/stroller baby blanket). You can adjust the width of the blanket by making less or more starting chains in multiples of 16 + 2. For example, if you wanted to make this blanket twice the size (56” wide), you would make 290 (288 + 2) starting chains. To adjust the height, make fewer or more rows.

Yarn: Approx 1,230 yds / 1,122 m of Size 4 (medium/worsted weight) yarn. You can also use Size 3 (DK/light) yarn (just note that the size of your blanket will be smaller.) I used Paton’s Canadiana which is medium (4) and 100% acrylic in the colors: Cherished Green, Pale Teal & Cherished Pink. A skein is 3.5 oz / 100 g and 205 yd / 187 m. I used a total of 6 skeins.

Crochet Hook: If using Size 4 yarn, I recommend either a H/8 (5.00 mm) if your yarn is on the lighter side or an I/9 (5.50 mm) hook if your yarn is thicker. If using Size 3 yarn, I recommend a G/6 (4.00 mm) hook. Note that hook size is not important so can choose whatever works best with your yarn. You may want to go up one hook size for the starting chains or to obtain gauge.

Other Materials: yarn needle, scissors and measuring tape (optional).

Terminology: The pattern is written for right-handed crochet using standard US terminology.